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Kimberly Coplin, ‘85 has been named Provost of Denison University.
The most recent publication to cite Denison’s upward trajectory is Forbes, ranking it among the very best in its list of “America’s Top Colleges.”
Cynthia O. Booth has been selected as a finalist of the Entrepreneur of the Year competition for South-central Ohio and Kentucky.
Ambassador Tony P. Hall is a leading advocate for hunger relief programs and improving human rights in the world.
Arnold P. Engelman, a member of the Denison class of 1974, has made a life’s work out of bringing artists’ dreams come to life.
Bryant’s life is distinguished by true passion and a drive for excellence. He is a philanthropist, supporter of the arts, and a highly-respected vintner.
Elise Bowling ‘14 studied in Japan for eight months. It was a profound experience, and she loved it.
by Elise Bowling '14
Luke Ebbin ‘89 is a twelve-time platinum, five-time Grammy nominated record producer, songwriter, composer and new media entrepreneur.
Principle of Anvil Management, Lowenberg ‘64 was associated with the Robinson-Humphrey Company LLC, an Atlanta-based investment banking firm since 1970.
John V. Faraci ‘72, has been named the 2014 North American CEO of the Year.
Jonathan Silverstein ‘89, joined OrbiMed in 1999, co-founding a global venture capital business.
Leela Hazzah ‘02, director of the Lion Guardians program in east Africa, has been nominated as a CNN Hero.
Michael Eisner ‘64 has been awarded an alumni citation by Denison University.
N. Lynn Eckhert ‘64 was awarded an alumni citation from her alma mater.
Robert C. Knuepfer is a professor at Northwestern University and has authored many professional articles.
Suni Harford ‘84 oversees the North American sales, trading, and origination businesses of Citi’s securities and banking franchise.
Dr. Wendy Wolf ‘74, is founding president and chief executive officer of the Maine Health Access Foundation, the state’s largest health philanthropy.
When it comes to solving national and international problems, researchers often must ask: Is this something that can actually be fixed?
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